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Intern Lecture Series
2019
2019
Wednesday 12.00 noon - 1.00 pm, Telehealth Centre, John Hunter Hospital
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Wound management
Mr Peter Cocking
CNC, Wound, IV, Enteral
John Hunter Hospital
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Intern Lecture Series: Wound management
Following completion of this module you will be better able to:
Discuss the functions and anatomy of the skin and the different stages of wound healing
Conduct an assessment to define wound aetiology, select an appropriate wound dressing and prescribe a wound management plan.
Basic principles of wound management
Palliative care
Dr Rachel Hughes
Director, Palliative Care
Mater Hospital
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Intern Lecture Series: Palliative care
Following completion of this module you will be better able to:
Explain what is meant by the “palliative approach”
Discuss the issues when converting from one opioid to another and from one route of administration to another
Manage difficult conversations with palliative care patients and their families/carers.
Care of the dying patient - JHH
Palliative care
Palliative care: The last hours and days of life
Community acquired pneumonia
Assoc Prof Peter Wark
Respiratory Physician
HNELHD
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Intern Lecture Series: Community acquired pneumonia
Following completion of this module you will be better able to:
Make a differential diagnosis of acute shortness of breath/community acquired pneumonia
Order and interpret the results of investigations for acute shortness of breath/community acquired pneumonia
Appropriately manage patients with acute shortness of breath/community acquired pneumonia.
Adult Community Acquired Pneumonia: Initial Investigation and Empiric Antibiotic Therapy HNELHD CG 15_34
Community acquired pneumonia - JHH
Overview of community-acquired pneumonia in adults
Population health
Dr Tony Merritt
Public Health Physician
HNELHD
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Intern Lecture Series: Population health
Following completion of this module you will be better able to:
Identify which conditions require priority notification to the Public Health Unit at the time the diagnosis is suspected
Discuss the rationale for urgent public health intervention for selected conditions
Provide appropriate management and referral for patients with bat exposures at risk of Australian Bat Lyssavirus infection.
Management of an Outbreak of an Infectious Disease or Infestation within HNELHD Facilities PD2017_013:PCP 16
Notifiable diseases
Measles: Clinical manifestations, diagnosis, treatment and prevention
Trauma
Mr Mitchell Smith
Trauma CNC, Trauma Service
John Hunter Hospital
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Intern Lecture Series: Trauma
Following completion of this module you will be better able to:
Articulate the purpose of trauma systems
Demonstrate appropriate application of trauma call criteria
Define purpose and time frames in which to attend primary, secondary and tertiary surveys
Define who manages trauma throughout the hospital journey.
Hunter Retrieval Service (HRS) primary trauma taskings where patients are met at Mid North Coast Regional Trauma Centre PD2018_011:PCP 1 and PD2010_030:PCP 1
Evaluation of abdominal trauma
Initial management of trauma in adults
Medico-legal issues for the intern
Ms Marianne Nicolle
Principal, Meridian Lawyers
Newcastle
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Intern Lecture Series: Medico-legal issues for the intern
Following completion of this module you will be better able to:
Assess and appropriately manage patient consent and parental consent
Understand The Health Records and Information Privacy Act 2002.
NSW Health, Privacy Manual for Health Information
Decompensated liver disease
Dr Matthew Howes
Anaesthetist
John Hunter Hospital
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Intern Lecture Series: Decompensated liver disease
Following completion of this module you will be better able to:
Understand the causes of hepatic decompensation
Appreciate the manifestations and complications of decompensated liver disease
Articulate management options .
Cirrhosis
Acute liver failure in adults
Fluids and electrolytes
Dr Eswari Vilayur
Nephrology Physician
John Hunter Hospital
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Intern Lecture Series: Fluids & electrolytes
Following completion of this module you will be better able to:
Identify risk factors for hyperkalemia with the use of drugs that interfere with the Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone syndrome
Identify major causes of hypokalemia
Recognise SAIDH.
Electrolyte Replacement – Adult HNELHD CG 19_11
Overview of acid-base and electrolyte disorders
General principles of disorders of water balance (hyponatremia and hypernatremia) and sodium balance (hypovolemia and edema)
GP training
Dr Chris Starling
General Practitioner, Shoal Bay
Medical Educator, GP Synergy
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Intern Lecture Series: GP training
Following completion of this module you will be better able to:
Articulate subspecialties available within general practice
Understand the pathways for becoming a general practitioner.
Delirium
Dr Sarah Davies
Advanced Trainee, Geriatrics
John Hunter Hospital
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Intern Lecture Series: Delirium
Following completion of this module you will be better able to:
Diagnose delirium
Identify the causes of delirium
Manage delirium using both pharmacological and non-pharmacological strategies.
Delirium - JHH
Evaluation of delirium
Diagnosis of delirium and confusional states
Chest pain
Dr Stuart Sugito
Advanced Trainee, Cardiology
John Hunter Hospital
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Intern Lecture Series: Chest Pain
Following completion of this module you will be better able to:
Evaluate patients with chest pain
Recognise ischaemic ECG changes
Assess acute and chronic management of ACS.
Cardiac Chest Pain and Cardiac Symptoms Management > 18 yrs old HNELHD CG 14_24
Evaluation of chest pain
Evaluation of the adult with chest pain in the emergency department
Child protection
Mr Marc Knight
Senior Health Clinician, JIRT
Violence Prevention and Care - Hunter
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Intern Lecture Series: Child Protection
Following completion of this module you will be better able to:
Explain the NSW Health Policies and Procedures in regard to child protection
Explain our legal responsibilities in regard to Child Protection.
Stroke
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Dr Carlos Garcia
Neurologist, Stroke
John Hunter Hospital
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Intern Lecture Series 2019: Stroke
Following completion of this module you will be better able to:
Diagnose and instigate appropriate hyperacute care for ischaemic and haemorrhagic stroke patients
Discuss the considerations for the use of thrombolysis in hyperacute stroke patients
Identify and manage potential complications due to stroke
Appropriately investigate stroke patients to determine the mechanism of stroke and prevent recurrence
Discuss the use of new oral anticoagulants in stroke patients.
Acute stroke
Overview of stroke
Initial assessment and acute management of stroke
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